How many assets shareholders transfer is considered as hollowing out the company.

More than 50% equity. According to the query of Panorama Network, the tunneling behavior of major shareholders usually refers to the behavior of major shareholders of listed companies using their control rights and resources to transfer company property to individuals or affiliated enterprises in various ways to obtain private interests. When shareholders hold more than 34% and less than 50% of the company's equity, strictly speaking, it is more than 33.34% and less than 50%. When the transfer of equity assets exceeds 50%, the limit is regarded as a short company.